>> greg: thank you. "fox news @ night." i love you, america. [cheers and applause greg: the bubbles are not coming from the fish. [♪] brian: welcome to "one nation," i'm brian kilmeade. what a lineup. we have the hottest comedian in the country. andy mccarthy talks about being a member of the brat pack and being a great dad. i'm thrilled the race for the 2024 nominations is off to such a strong start. but notice i said start. so many look at donald trump's

numbers soaring and think the race is over. how about the year 2000. fighting for the nomination texas governor george w. bush. out of nowhere maverick senator john mccain. people were surprised when the bush coronation turned into a cage match. >> if you don't take care of social security, my friend, that's all hat and no cattle. >> that's cute. they are always cutest when they are true. >> it's not true. brian: bush would get the nomination and face al gore. it was not a tough battle. bradley would not win a primary. so much for the so-called

experts. who could forget 2004. howard dean led john edwards, richard gephardt and john kerry in the polls. people would love howard dean but he finished almost as fast as he rose with the dean scream in california. >> we are going back to washington, d.c. to take back the white house. brian: former new york mayor rudy giuliani was leading in those polls. governor mike huckabee stole into prominence from behind. remember tv start fred thompson. they were begging for him to get in. but mccain would be the on one to bounce back when the sum he supported in iraq was a success. no candidate should be dancing in the end zone before a debate

or primary. and hillary clinton for senator obama. >> not too long ago my opponent made a prediction. he said i would probably win pennsylvania and he would win north carolina and indiana would be the tie breaker. tonight we have come from behind, we have broken the tie. and thanks to you it's full speed on to the white house. brian: the former first lady led the freshman senator in illinois by 1259 points in may, 2007. obama had a thin resume but a ton of talent and a lot of confidence. he got the keynote spot for the dnc when john kerry got the

nomination. >> it's unusual for them to select somebody who doesn't hold national office and my wife said don't screw up. hillary clinton won new hampshire by 2. >> because of victories in california, washington, oregon and hawaii, cbs projects senator barack obama of illinois will be the next president of the united states. >> this is the fastest rise to the presidency in 100 years. brian: if any trump supporter feels a double digit lead is safe. all they have to do is keep their confidence in check. in 2016, jeb bush led scott walker by 2 points, marco rubio

by 4 and ted cruz by 7. he hadn't even come down the escalator yet. joe biden who was anemic in iowa, and pathetic in new hampshire. remember, trump fans, know what the polls say and understand what the calendar reads. it's still may. somebody who didn't need that history lesson, somebody who knew this stuff by heart and could add another chapter to it was kellyanne conway. during that time she was either here on the set or working one of the campaigns. is it getting late early? >> it's late early for the following reason. we never had a former president running for office again. and we haven't had a president and vice president like

biden-harris so unpopular on every core issue. the border, ukraine, crime, inflation, education, they are under water. and joe biden's personal attributes are not matching up to a good reelection campaign. but i love competition. i think competition makes the party stronger and will make the eventual nominee more robust and ready for biden. desantis will have to announce and he will have to define himself and people will learn about his record in florida. i think none of the analogies apply here. she only lived in the white house but was never president. brian: when people say it's donald trump's to lose, can you say that? >> i think that's fair.

the challenge for all the people running against trump. which trump voters from the past can you claim as your own. you have to dip into the millions to do that. mike pence won 70 million voters in a general election. so that ain't nothing. and he starts out with a base of support, people are saying i'm going to look past that. when i want to get somebody to do the job i want the person who has already done the job. he will be the person who's put upon in these debates. everybody should be trying to take out trump. brian: do you think he should debate? >> he needs to debate. debates against hillary helped him win the presidency. brian: desantis is in second place. is it possible to beat donald

trump and also win over his voters or do you beat trump and lose the trump supporters. >> this is politics so anything is possible. i think if you beat donald trump in the primary, trump loves this country above everything else, then he will support who the nominee is. but he believes he will be the nominee. i have got my eyes on the prize. joe biden has the job. he doesn't deserve the job and he's not good at the job. but the more republicans fight with each other, they should have a competition and brawl on the issues. but the more we focus on the republican primaries we are taking our eyeo the prize of how .we defeat a sitting president. brian: the super pacs and donald

trump team are keeping their eye on desantis. do you see a scenario where nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy become factors? mike pence? >> they could. if you don't want donald trump to be the nominee, you either have to run against him take him out or you don't run at all. the more republicans who run for the nomination the more likely it is president trump will get that nomination. we have gone from 7 to 17 winner-take-all states. he won all 50 electoral votes. in south carolina with winner-take-all, you had rubio and cruz split 50% of the vote.

winner-take-all helps trump. if you don't want him to be the nominee you have to take him out on your own and keep him out of the competition. brian: the candidates are so good and so talented and donald trump is so unique. car makers are canceling am radio. i call it censoring conservatives because they dominate a.m. radio. hugh hewitt will be joining me. andrew mccarthy takes us back to the brat pack and shares his favorite moments from the cult classics. >> i believed in you. i just didn't believe in me. >> i love you.

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brian: the end of conservative talk radio could soon be a reality. i have been the host a radio talk show since 2008 and have a lot of afill environmentalists that are a.m. only. auto makers are eliminating the a.m. dial in some cases, especially electric vehicles. some of the strongest voices here on fox got their start and are still thriving on the a.m. airways. how critical a.m. radio is to free speech, especially those on the right. they don't want to be silenced on the airwaves. >> they figured out how to

attack conservative talk radio, mr. producer. right at the manufacture level, rather than going after us through the fcc and through legislation, rather than going after us through boy together isers and the rest, just don't make a.m. stations i available in automobiles any more. not all, but most conservative talk shows are on the a.m. band. brian: this move from automakers is censorship in my view and should alarm hosts and listeners alike. syndicated talk host, one of the best, hugh hewitt. i'm willing to accept advancement in technology. but why are they getting rid of a.m. radio? are they not able to hold it

anymore. >> i think car makers want to do away with the interference that come between the electric battery and the a.m. bands. they are telling consumers you have to choose between us and the a.m. band. but even if they don't, the congress is going to. the congress has a lot invested in a.m. radio. rural america depends upon a.m. radio. baseball depends upon it. they kicked over the hide here. and a lot of people are mad at them, and these car companies are telling consumers we want hundreds of thousands of dollars in subsidy but you can't have your a.m. radio and that's not going to fly. brian: obama said rush limbaugh made him public enemy number one

and he wanted the fairness doctrine applied as if we were a news service. >> since that time it has been threatened repeatedly. bill clinton tried to blame rush limbaugh and a.m. radio for the oklahoma bombing. there are a lot of small urban churches that depends upon it. a lot of the language only station likes korean and afghan language in the bay area. all the a.m. radio does is provide the ability a voice to grow. we have a lot of stations and we are not going anywhere. even if a.m. radio vanished we would still be out there because people have moved to different means of deliveries.

but congress will say to the regulate stores, everybody's earthquake kit has a tran is early to radio -- -- a transisr radio with a battery. brian: , 77wabc working hard. tim scott is going to get into this race. 10 days away is probably mike pence, and governor ron desantis. does anything change? is trump too big to fail? >> no, he's not too big to fail. the two big dogs are the former

president and the governor of florida. if we have 6-8 people on the stage a dozen times it will be in the best interest of the party and the nominee. they are all established and successful communicators. most them have been on the air with me after they declared their candidacy. i'm switzerland. come talk to me, we are not going to put a flag on anybody's hill. brian: keep a.m. alive, hugh, appreciate. still ahead, swifties versus the security guard? it's the taylor swift concert that went viral.

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now back to "one nation" with brian kilmeade. >> i forget about him sometimes. i don't know what to say about him. i don't really know him. the nanny says he's perfect. but in our house we don't use the word nanny. we call her auntie. this way she can sit in for us at parent-teacher conferences, doctor appointments, college graduations. brian: that's hands off mom. that's comedian zarna garg. she hits all topics. and her daughter will be attending stanford.

>> you cannot be friend with any communications majors. no sociology, no geology. i can't have any friend. did i say that? engineering, pre-med. brian: speaking of friend at school, graduation season is upon us. but enrollment around the country down 10%, especially with men. what does my next guest think about that. comedian extraordinaire and star of the special that's streaming, zarna garg. >> thank you for having me. brian: this stuff is real, right? >> it's all real.

i think he parent in the world can understand and relate to my problems. brian: you were upset because you called your daughter. what did she tell you what class she was taking. >> first i was upset because i didn't get to choose. as an indian parent i assumed i could call the college and put her in a class. apparently they have to choose and be in love with everything they are doing. she has an artistic bent to her. she wants to do english literature. ceramics. brian: you are a lawyer. you want to see doctor and engineer, and you find out it's ceramics. >> i'm not all bad. before your audience thinks i'm some sort of monster.

there is a lot of different types of evening hering. brian: you would say you are a parent who likes to get their point across. >> gently. brian: there is a story getting allot of attention. the parent of a 19-year-old wants to charge their kids rent. getting a lot of criticism online. listen to them explain themselves. >> nothing free in this world. >> responsible, respectful and productive adults, not just children that enter society. brian: what do you think? >> i agree. brian: charge rent at 19? >> why not. in america you are not allowed to expect from the kids. you are not allowed to expect they take care of you. you take care of them and at 18 they tell you they have rights and they can do whatever they

want. if you are that much of an adult and have so many rights you should pay for where you are living. brian: let's talk about you. in five years doing standup, you are at the zenith. you have a special streaming. you impressed the likes of martin short and steve martin. you got to meet elon musk. what's this been like? >> it's an only in america experience. you should know this, everybody should know this. i couldn't be living this life in india. this is an only in america experience. i built something and people in the business judged it good enough to openly acknowledge it. brian: you use your real life as a mom, a wife, and a standup comedian. i did something i thought would impress you.

i have chatgpt. what if i put in your name and described you, with you it already knew you. i asked a.i. to write some jokes for you. if you want to use them, you have the right. it's a big thing about entertainers. this is what a.i. came up with. there it is. i'm a feminist but only because equal rights for all sounds too mainstream. >> i love it. i will take it. brian: there has got to be a term for woke misogyny like guys who call themselves feminists but ask you if you are sure you don't want to see their abs. >> i will take it. brian: and they don't need any attention. i have been told i have resting activist face. please assume i'm always angry,

but sometimes i am just stressing out whether to add an emoji to my tweet. >> that's real. when you are writing a tweet, every character matters. brian: this took me seconds. >> i think i got myself a new writing team. brian: congratulations, these are now yours. if you want to see her in person on stage, grab tickets to one of her shorts at zarnagarg.com. if you have a question for me or acomment about the show good or past bad. onenation@fox.com.

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>> you are ashamed to go out with me. you are afraid. >> perpetuating another illusion about marriage. just can't deal with the little miss us. can i crash? you could use a little fun. brian: andy mccarthy was a heartthrob in the 80s.

he has a great new book out. he walked through this famous trail with his famous son. in his brand-new memoir he wrote about the bond and the journey. coming up on mother's day, it's the perfect father's day gift. what were your thoughts watching some of those movies. >> i have seen them so many times over the years, i have great affection for that young man, whoever he was. brian: i have a daughter 21 and 22. so i'm in the same sweet spot you are in. >> i did it 25 years ago. it's an ancient pilgrimage walk

across the north of spain. i heard about it and i wanted to do it. it changed my place in the world. i had it it as i was walking for much of it. but halfway i had a white life experience. i had a sobbing fit in a field of wheat, i realized how much fear had dominated my life. so it changed my place in the world and i want to do it again. brian: you have all the success and fame, and you didn't feel you deserved it. >> walking across spain helped me get rid of that. i earned my way across the country. you talk about your relationship with your dad, and you want to have this great relationship with wow son. you convinced him to take this

trip with you. and he did it. but he's having a bad breakup with his girlfriend and he's also wrestling with smoking. >> when i was 17 i left home and my relationship with my dad essentially ended there. as my son was going through a lot of his own stuff, i said do you want to do this walk? and he shocked me by saying yes. i wanted to create a baseline for intimacy. we think we know our kids, but i think in some ways we don't know them at all. brian: your son asks you a tough question. for those who go through a divorce you understand it. he says do you ever regret getting divorced from mom. i say it's complicated. each time i have had to take a

deep breath and commit to honoring his need to know. i get to the end of the day, i felt i had to leave 15% of myself at the door and was entirely me and not an indictment of your mother. >> my son was 2, someone said you will have that conversation for a long time. and it's true. they do have a right to know. our relationship and things that happen in our life changes over time. he had just broken up with somebody so he knew heartbreak for the first time. brian: everybody has a unique relationship with their kids. he said, dad, is anybody trustworthy? >> that was a tough hit to take. i said i'm just telling you the truth, as i know it. his mom is a wonderful woman.

welcome to life, kid. brian: can we go through your career? you talk about keeping the faith for your kids. people started recognizing you and your kids liked that their dad was famous. >> i did the wrong thing by trying to keep it from my kids and negating such a big part of my life. this is you do the mannequin. >> that was in a department store in philadelphia. it has an innocent open heart. it could not be made today. it's about a mannequin that comes to life. it was an innocent open-hearted movie. i liked doing it. brian: hard memorizing the dialogue? >> that's the easy part. this is weekend at bernie's,

when we are sitting on top of the roof in new york city in the summer which most new yorkers will understand. i love weekend at bernie's and it's the stupidest movie ever made. every time somebody falls down there is a meme of me holding up bernie sanders or hillary. brian: you said dad, i love you. it's the stupidest movie. that's st. elmo's fire. that was the start of the brat pack. i have great affection for that movie. brian: are these your friends? >> not really from the sense we didn't know each other that well. but i'm in the pratt says of making a documentary about the brat pack and i talked to the old gang again. i hadn't talked to some of them for 30 years.

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joining me now for the first time ever, fox business correspondents, host of "american dream home," cheryl casone. this is what you don't hear enough about. the answer for the first time is yes. it looks like this group labor union say the owners of the topless dive bar in north hollywood have withdrawn their opposition and aguide to recognize the strippers' union. there will be a thousand workers in the entertainment industry nationwide. how do you think they celebrated? cheryl: you have got to work and get a living. topless dancers, you get a good

workout. brian: it's not a new idea. i remember it happened before. the documentary, "night shift." he hooked up with michael keaton and did something similar. >> why shouldn't you have the fruits of your labor. why should you be cheated and beaten. do you have a dental plan or health plan? if you come with us we would like to give you astound foundation. a financial foundation. brian: he was a pimp that provided benefits. it was a comedy, ron howard produced it. cheryl: you get a little mixed up sometimes. he sent cards to the moms and his 12 kids. he has 12 kids with six

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you can zoom in and see serial numbers on some of the anchors and some of the materials because it's rotting away at the bottom of the ocean. >> based off champagne bottles, they saw shoes. i think this is amazing. they found the ship in 1985. there was room for jack. he and rose could have fit. brian: you have a story about taylor swift, my favorite artist. cheryl: . this is why people love taylor swift. she is screaming at a security guard to protect her fans.

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in the meeting here is joe biden. work we accomplished here at the g seven. i want to take a few minutes addressing the budget negotiations that i'm heading back home to deal with four. i left for this trip i met with all four congressional leaders. we agreed the only way to move forward was in a bipartisan agreement. and we've i've done my part. we put forward a proposal of the cut spending by more than a trillion dollars. on top of the nearly $3 trillion in deficit reduction that i previously proposed to the combination of spending cuts and new revenues. now it's time for the other side to move. derek from their extreme positions because much of what they've already proposed, is simply quite frankly unacceptable. and so let me be clear. i'm not going to agree to a deal checks, for example, $30 billion tax break for the

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leaders agree with me that that default is not let me say it again. default is not an option. and i expect each of the expect each of these leaders excuse me to live up to that commitment. america has never defaulted, never defaulted on our debt, and it never will. the speaker and i'll be talking later on the plane as we head back because it's what five or six success at seven o'clock in the morning there and our teams are going to continue working. now. we've had a we've had a packed few days here in hiroshima. and i think was very productive, important meetings at the g seven summit in president zelenskyy of ukraine as well as the prime minister of india. this is my third trip to the indo pacific as pr